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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-27
The National Educational Association.

Twelve thousand teachers will be at
Chicago, July -. The occasion will be
the annual meeting of the National Edu-
oational Association. The humblest
teacher in the land is eligible to member
ship. Let our readers see to it that the
south is represented in this great body OF
American teachers Progressive Teach
er, New Orleans.
At Topeka last year were gathered, some
5000 teachers All sections-every state
in the UEiOn was represented. The south
was present in force. Texas was repre-
scented by twenty-five OF her liVcst; best
workers, ~
Chicago is tTifle farther of than TOpe-
ka; still there are so many routes and so
manv lines that IL would be only little more
expensive as to TsiiTOGd fare, and am
not yet advised as TO this fact. 1t may
be less. Texas will have no trouble in
reaching st. Louis. Northwest Texas
can 90 by the Missouri Pacific, Middle
Texas by the st. Louis and San Francisco
or the St. Louis ana Arkansas, end the
extreme East and Southeast Dy the Iron
Mountain and Great Southern R4ilroat.
Then from St. LOUis'is the Wabash Alton,
ETC., etc, But the object of this note
is 70 induce our educational friends
70 go to meet their COlaborerS from all
over our grand republic.
The south always has been welcomed TO
these gatherings, and, while what is
gained hss to be by observation, by see
ing and hearing much can be obtained IN
this way.
There is to be, in addition to the ex-
tensive programme for the usual discus
sions, exhibitions of the school work
from all parts of the country. Texas
may, or may not, contribute. But this
fact will prominently strike you-thst
after al, there will be numerous exam
pies reminding you of the work in your
own schools. Some OF it will be better,
and very much not SO good as you have
in your cities, and by your own pupils
These facts will stimulate you to greater
seton. They will cause you to feel bet
ter satisfied with your own work.
l wish to 20 because it is the
centennial OF the great gift of Virginia
the Northwest Territory, cut of which
these great states have been formed, land of
which none are grester than Illinois, and
certainly no city is greater than Chicago
-"the Lake City'--in enterprise, IN ma
terial prosperity and in educational sp-
pliances. The city that pays for the su-
pervision alone cf her schools. Thirty
five thousand dollars ($35,0CO) is not
Door example Of public school enterprise,
and of the material which makes the west
the leader now in every department of
human activity.
At our meeting at Dallas, Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday next, promised
to be and expected to be the largest that
Texas has ever had, q thorough can
vas of the National Educational Associa-
ton should be entered INTO commit.
tee in charge of this matter would not be
amiss, it would be the thing. We should
try to help the south-the Gulf states,
bring it nearer, next time, to our homes.
We are at q disadvantage, "the long
haul" is very long, and we must manage
to get the next meeting nearer to US.
This can be done, if at all, only by our
presence. Fraternally, ALEX HOGG.
Fort Worth, June "a.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-27
r,mpernnos Entertninmont.

Correspondence of the Gazette
MCGREGoR, Tx, June &c The ladies
of the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union gave quite a unique and pleasant
ice cream festival at the opera house Fri
day night. The four seasons were rep
by booths artisticalIy decorated.
The beautiful girls VINO graced these
booths were Misses Estel Gibson, Tyler
wilkinson, Hattie Wilkinson and Miss
Ransom. The entertainment was q sue
cess, financially and otherwise.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-27
B0NHAMo
Tbs Farmers Busy and Business is Consc.
quently Dull.

Tho Farmers Busy and Business is COnss.
quently Dull.
Correspondence of the Gazette.
BONHAM, TEX, JgCa 25.-Trade about
town is rather dull n consequence CT
farmers being kept busy harvesting the
immense crops of oats and wheat. Every
body who can secure warehouse facili ties
is preparing to buy and ship oats. The
entire local wheat crop will be looked
after by our two steam roller mills. Corn
and cotton are looking very fine and pros
poets for heavy fall trade were never SO
good as now.
Large quantities OF Oaled nay will be
shipped from here this season.
Work on the nsw city hall is progressiD g
rapidly and the building Will be finished
IN about four weeks. The building will
be two stories high, suTmounted by bell
tower. On the second floor will be To-
Gated offices for mayor, clerk and treas
urer, and largeand Commodious council
chamber. The ground floor is designed
to accommodate fire steamer and three
horses. The building will be 9 model Of
convenience throughout.
Allen & Preston's fine tWo-story brick
stores on the east side of the square will
be ready for occupancy in about ten days.
One will be occupied by a furniture man
aud the second by grocery firm now
doing business at Dodd City, the third is
not yet contracted for. Adjoining these
on the north are five brick stores being
erected by the Ewing Bros. This will
leave only one vacant lot on the east side
OF the square, for the purchase OF which
nnrCiHn ns rfiGG npnnfiafinn
the American Well Works of Peoria,
III On a contract with the Texas and
Pacific people have placed in position,
near the roundhouse, a powerful drilling
machine, and "wster, sheol or China" is
the war-cry. Superintendent Griffin
seems in dead earnest, and with the CO.
operation of our citizens committee Will,
no doubt, reach flow OF fine artesian
water at an early date.
The old courthouse is at last entirely
removed, and it is not without some feel
ings of regret that old citizens view the
disappearance of this old land mark.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-27
THE BIG MEETING

The first of the visitors to Fort Worth
will probably begin to arrive tonight and
tomorrow, and by Wednesday night
there will be hundreds, if not thousands,
of strangers within our gates. These
people will not gather here to be fed and
housed, but they will want some place to
eat and sleep, for which they will psy
Our hotels and boarding houses and res
taurants should be ready, and it is per
haps necessary to inform our visitors
that no gouging will De practiced
in this city, Every effort will
be made to provide accommodations, and
we are confident our visitors will not be
exacting or expect town to provide for
an unexpected doubling of its population
within one short week in more than q
comfortable manner.
The reports lately received indicate q
larger attendance than was at first ex-
pected, and THE GAZETTE suggests 10
the City's visitors that, where they can do
so, they bring music with them
The procession will be long
one, and while every effort has
been made to secure music to enliven
the long march, it would be assurance
doubly sure were other bands brought
along by as many delegations as can do
so.
To its own people THE GAZETTE sug-
gests that everyone provide and carry out
to the grounds on Thursday basket of
provisions. The barbecue will feed many,
but there will be thousands
present and it will not be convenient for
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-27
Attempted Bank Robbery.


WILLS POINT, TEX, June % Last
night an attempt was made 10 rob the
John E. Owens bank. The safe was
drilled into about tbrpe-quarters OF an
inch near the combination dial, which had
been knocked Of with sledge hammer.
The knob and one hinge were also
knocked c If, and the upper part of the
outside door denied in dozen or more
places with g railroad pick. This morn
ing when W. r. Howell, the CASH r,
went into the office to write sumo letters
the floor presented the appearance Of a
blacksmith shop. 4 large crowbaT, g
sledge, e pair of tongs, pickaxe and
brace were strewed promiscuously over
the floor. The robbers were entirely IN
successful, as the first door was more
than they could manage aud the inside
door, the main obstacle, was much
stronger than the outside. There is no
clew of any kind.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-27

them to return to town for dinner. While
these visitors did not select Fort Worth
IS their place of meeting in order TO be
fed, the city has undertaken the task of
providing dinner on the grounds Thurs
day, and there must be enough for all,
that Fort Worth may not suffer in reputa-
ton.
1t now transpires that perhaps
all the railroads will run ex-
cursion trains, and the indications
are inst this meeting will be the
biggest gathering of people ever seen in
the southwest THE GAZETTE urges &C.
ton to the end that Fort Worth may
maintain its reputation for doing nothing
~ halves.
There will be meeting of the recep-
ton committee at the office of a. NJ. Car
ter alto O'Clock this morning.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-27

Rev. M. NJ. Hitchcock and Miss Hester
Perkins, Baylor, June 10.
Jas. Lyon and Miss Jessie Dow, Bolton,
June 20.
w. P. REVERE and Miss Mamie z. Wal
liz, Gainesville, June -.
Felix Iens aud Miss Slllie Johnson,
Gainesville, June %.
DEATHS
S B. Darnell, Carthage, June y.
j. w. Boothe, Gonzales, June Is
j. II. Alexander, Grayson county, June
II.
Il. p. Dechard, Weimar, June u
Mrs. John Burnie, Bowie, June 10.
Mrs. E J. Norton, McGregor. June Is.
Mrs. z. A. Ogden, Sherman, June 2t.
w. f. Munday. Cooke county, June 20.
Miss Minnie Philips, Palestine, June
10.
Will Paddock, Whitesboro, Juue 10.
Mrs. Ruthie A. Anderson, Bolton, June
Mrs. S. + Cowau. Corsicans, June 81 e.
Mrs. o. Il. Flournoy, San Antonio,
June %.
Mrs. Elizabeth Proctor, Em1ree, June
20
Willie Hopkins, Red River county,
June 20.
Mrs. f. D. Douthitt, Forney, June Ia.
B. d. Scott, Mexia, June 10.
Robert 7. Jones, Paris, June 20.
w. II. Kenner, Laredo, June IS.
s. H. Bunch, Denton county, June 20.
Professor N. Coleman, Marshall, June
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-27

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Prompt IN formation Of eUeHtS and ae1oS happen
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ALTAR AND TOMB,
The Gazette's Record OF tho Marriages
and Deaths in Texas,
MARRIAGES..


Robert a. Labuaye and Miss Alice a.
Harris, Austin, jane %.
Judge F. NJ. Mackeig and Mrs. (. J.
Morris, Midland, June l6,
\. B. Jones and Miss johnnie Davis,
Whitesboro, June %.
LIE Zerlach and Miss Ella Rose, Liv-
ingston, June Is
Rev. Mr.. Elliott and Miss Rosa Atchi-
son, RockGale, June -.
Hamilton PlaJt and Miss Katie Hollis,
Elmo, June 10.
Wright Parker and Miss Lizzie Swear
ingen, Lockhart, June 81.
S. P Simms and Miss Mamie Green,
Ellis county, June %.
w. S. Light and Miss Eva K Smith,
Bolton, June 20.
W. j. Bailey and Miss Stella Wooten,
Austin, June %.
ia. Peyton and Miss M. L. Swank,
Wills Point, June lG
J. T. Bell and Miss Matte Arnold,
WaXahschie, June Il.
Lawrence p. Paul and Miss Jennie
Hopson: J. L. Sullivan and Miss Lizzie
Hopson, WaXahaChie, June %.
John Moore and Miss Julia Folsom,
Grayson county, June %.
G. d. Wakem1n and Miss Etna Low
rance, Mckinney, June Is.
Henry Glenn and Miss Ollie Claunch,
San angelo, June 20.
Louis Schwartz and Miss Rennie Levy,
Beaumont, Tex.
Charles Hughes and Miss Lizzie
Stafford, Bracket, June 10,
Charles Spear and Miss Msnuelits
Nebbit, Bracket, June l5.
f. A. Hodges and Miss Belle Anderson
Sherman, June Is.
Emmit Mclaughlin and Miss Myrtle
Barnes, Granger, June l6.
j. j. CoV!ngton and Miss HsTeno
Bonner, Tyler, June Is.
Edward White and Miss Fannie Roach,
Kingston, June 16.
W. r. Brunson and Miss Annie L.
Cook, Eolian, June l6.
J. W. Mcneil and Miss Nina Miner,
Comanche, June 10.
Joe Erber and Miss Carrie Erber, Tex
arkana, June 10.
A.. j. Joiner and Miss Kate Waldrop,
Holland, June IA.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-27
RabnI Flag R-soIntIons.

NEW YORK, June 26.-Wednesday at
Saratoga the Army of The POtomsc adopt
ed the resolutions introduced by Corpo-
raj Tanner with but one dissenting vote
They congratulate the country that the
flags are to remain in the keeping of the
national authorities, and pronounce theuB
holy relics which should not be burned;or
given away, but preserved, that theJ. nsy
remind future generations of the awful
sacrifice of civil war and inspire them
with devotion to the Union. p
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-27
Sttompted Suicide,

Correspondence of the Gazette.
KOPPERL, Ten, June % Mr.. Jessie
Johnson attempted to commit suicide at
the house of T. W. Hunts yesterday
morning by taking chloroform. a phy-
stefan was called sud prevented the drugs
from having he effects Mr. Johnson
wished it to. He told the physician that
be did not thank him for his service, as
ne wanted to die. Later on in the day
he tried to cut his thToat with razor.
Family trouble is supposed to be the
cause of the attempt TO commit the rash
or
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-27

ONE of Rev. Stayathome's sermons was
handed in for publication. 1t was the
ablest effort of his life, and would ill
three columns. When the editor boiled
it down it read; "Rev. Stayathome says
that a great many preachers are taBiug
vacation, but the devil is doing business
at the old stand"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-27

Mr.. L. T. MOVES, an enterprising citi-
zen of Houston, has given safe to be
drawn for by The Texas editors. Every
body appreciates the compliment intended
by Mr. Noyes, but just what On editor
wants with a safe is not plain. Ii it is
ventilated he might lock himself
up IN it the first of every month and defy
MS besiegjng creditors.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-27

WHILE Fort Worth is busy preparing
to entertain its thousands of visitors who
will be here next Thursday, and with
some other matters of Importance, let the
city not forget that someone is needed to
lead in an effort to secure that Alliance
Cotton and Grain Exchange.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-27
BACK FROM HOUSTON.
The Austin Greys arc Treated on Their Ri
turn 30 the Capital city.

turn 30 the Capital Eity.
Special TO the Gazette,
AUSTIN, TEX June 2G.-The victorious
Austin Greys arrived from Houston this
afternoon, accompanied by large num-
Der of friends. A big crowd Of ladies
aud citizens were st the depot to well
come them back. They marched up and
were treated 20 champagne punches,
which revived the boys and made them
feel good after the long journey. 1t took
ten gallons 20 go around. II tasted good.
Tomorrow it IS said the citizens will
give the Crews & big reception. Cow
ernor Ross has also arrived and other
state officials VINO were down TO the
drill
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-27

SOME OF the military companies lost
prizes because the boys couldn't help
looking at the girls. Don't blame them
much
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-27

THE report was at one time circulated
that the Waco Advance had died. The
Advance persistertly refuses TO remain
dead. however
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-27

PETROLEUM, natural gas, coal and
iron Surely, with all these agencies
fully developed, Fort Worth ought to
have IS, 900 people in 1890.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-27

NATURAL gas, petroleum, iron mires
aud good artesian water are q few Of the
things that make Fort Worth attractive.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-27

UNCLE DAN'L of the Houston Age is
the only editor who has any use for the
Noyes safe.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-27

THERE are Craig Tollivers in Texas, in
everything but courage. Instead Of shoot
ing they throw eggs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-27

The Fidelity Of the Cincinnati bank
seems to have been all in the name.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-27
THE Craig Tollivers all must GO.

THE bold "sojer" boys had j splendid
time of it in Houston.
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THE GAZETTE has ths largest
bona-fde Circulation Of any Daily
Newspaper published in Texas.


DAILY EDITION-l Seven issues a week.
Sorrarcu type y ,lnes to an inch, and about
seven % words to the line,
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General Meade's monument in Fair
mount park. Philadelphia, will be dedica-
ted on October 49,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.



Under Instructions from the County Commits
sioners' court of Val Verde Co MY, the under
signed hereby Invites plans and specifications
for a courthouse for said county, the DEilding
20 cost not less than S2J,02e nor more mar
$50 600, and to be of sLole oF bfick; II of br cz
10 have stone trimmiRgsan foundation. Plans
and specifications must be submitted to the
County commissioners court of Val Verde
country sT Del Rio on the 14th day of July, a d.
1887. The court reserves the right to reject
any or al plans or specifications.
W. &. JONES,
County Judge Val Verde County.
Del Rio, June IS, 1857.
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eH.ECGpcTiur!a wishing their addrc IS
changed from one pustoficc 20 another, must
give me oil address rs well as the new or the
change cannot he made,
All Pcs;masters 10 the State are authorized
70 take subscriptions TO The GAZETTE
LIBERAL COMMISSIONS ALLOWED
Sample copies sent on application.
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FOR RENT-D " El-LIN O..
FOR sALE-LIvE STOCK.

MARE AND COLT for sfte. WISH 70 sell
VI N ! ,plaTe NEtiie. .and her two montns-o}d
coli. Pers5ns- wishing 10 buy such stock VIII
VI. R-nwn
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Obituaries, Resolutions ETC.,
VII Ua charged for at regular rates.
Wants. Lost. Found. etc

Classified 4dccrtiStag- be inserted al pro
rs,g rate Of an inch. Meme taken Tor less than
. lines space d -inchl-COun; words to line
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one month or over, consecutive insertions,
u certs p r line each insertion.
Er-Il matter is 10 be changed every insertion
the i,rlce viii be cent per line additional.
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T1r!rc lTcck- One third the above rates
once a. WecE-One- fourth the above rates.
RcgdiE0 Matter.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.

Ill persons seeking eTIpfOI meHt I0ho cannot Gr-
tori TO pay may advertise i this column TOR sits-
lions free Of charge.
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of usuaG ieHgth, SOC each insertion. If ordered
Ia rs local or reading matter, Soc per line VIII
--h.r--nl
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Per Iucb-DispiaY- Consecutive Insertions.
j Time s. 80 times s. 80 % Tin es. .S37 %
+, m -pe I 90 ; Times Is 80 30 Times 81 80
Times so Is Times l9 IS y Times 90 20
Reading Matter.
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scr ions. . cents per Inc each insertion.
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FOR SALE.
CHEAP LANDS R Eoh i,s sAI IF

run CAALA4.
CHEAP Lam DIS go Eoai ,s sAI e5
N Clay, Arener, Jack and Young counties, in
traGtsOfs from go TO 900 acres; suitable for
farfnff}' and grazing purposes ,ssmall cash pay
inent, balance on loGS time and low 1ate of in
tecest. Address, .. s. Kennedy. Fort Worth,
Tex; @. L. Wellesley, Daliss, Tex. o. Jas j.
Chitwoo!, Henrietta, Tex.
300 00 o w0EP4 o. 1y ny; IKE
b~und In ,boal form. foT 5 GEMS, postage
preuattgta any part Of the United States,
(postage alone on these books IS - cents.
Reason for this reelection, retiring from bust
ness. Address Max Elser, Fort Worth. Tex.
EyOR SALE-A line farm. And rancH properly
Z In Wilbarker eaangy, spfendidly improved ;
four miles str0ss. Hdrr0ld; 500 acres of finest
faTGliHg and grass land. For terms and infor-
;fsa ron apply to 2. NJ. EnVlisn. Hatrold.TeN
JNOR SALE-A bake oven and t0olas an ouiir
Z for making candga Gpas0h wagon and
hOrse: good busin esss established. Apply to
Byrd y L9ckett. 8leburne, Tex.
Observation-Disclosures,
4 RTESIAN BkPH HQp3G EfSataTEf ifoWinI
"a wass1ss EsdsY galIoaol per minute, sotI Is
ai1w&teI-Ysfe IS c, sGlphar, m3gnesia and coda
the pest bathing wat5ri1 the state. 1t may bS
used "a st Hot Springs, drunk hot while bath
Ing. Single t:cSeta, % cents; five tickets, g.
marklg q FsyuGEGrs pIopZ,eiOrE, a5gthEes;
conner public square. 49, 49,
BEAl.sssT sssfisE 3 8 KETs.
TIYI.A " as1 sEzs5f1, gonc:sl land ane- So.
, lection agents ior sns Panhandle
TeIasj 'TSsc9sa, .rez. 60 y
w G..4Isak:Ia & Co,
Late.ofC Dallas, Genera IaHd agents, 81 Main
street, Fort Worth, Tex, buy anu sell city pro
perty, ranches, grazing. farm, mineral and dim
erlands and live stock loan and invest money
for capitalists; furnish g1strneas- and sperfeCt
titles, and rent pTQpertys = -
HFOHPEFY. a. HICKEY, Real Estate Agents
w Fort Worth, Tex. buy and sci! city prop
erty, farm S, ranches, Wild lands and live stock.
We loan and invest money for CapitalIsJs.
- gsspEts. o tsssl4E-.
g{s3pGFs q #h!KElt, oAe.snregs= ~ : IL.
Il Montague, Iag&s.- Sfreelafsttergien gig9s
TO land and c92fTseesial llttSat,on.
EE{&4BS BES8EE Il FORD, Aiicrgays-srs-
fT Law. Say Marcos, TaSYsz.
4 L. VANZAN Or ia D. physician and sur
L. geoE.. G6fceoVer PostOfica. Residence cor
Texes anE Cherry SITS. Pan Electric telegbaner
ID OBERT A. ROGERS,
n, Attorney ant Counselor At Law,
~ ,EigHrF0Ft " on th National Bank.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
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r.,1nF,s @nR ENnxs. ].

fst5GRic TOR Il &eExA5e.
NOR RENT--Cs srm anfsl hal, Tor balls parties
& public spe skinY or other reputable meet
.ihgs. AHfly'to II, Steinfeldt, Third and ThrocA-
morton streets.
FOR SALE-DWELLINGSsz
HAND ONE REsLDh&OE--&6 hsve for
II sale ore OF thesmost desirable residences
in fort WeLCh.. Terms cash, or VIII trade for
yearlln9tsteers or mixed tatte ut value APP
ptyto Morphy IL Hickev, F"rt Worth. Eek.
FOX RENT-D X EEI-LINGs
NOR RENT-Fonr-rooB cottage ON south
T Side, Anp3y't6 q. n Want, corner First
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w sRTED AGENTS.


YEy ,NTED-General agent, % fhsndie vii
" liams' COpperpf5te Ynsp of the United
States, Mexico. etc, size 65X65 inches. Z ".
NTH HGo., 20 South Sixth street, Philadel-
pftA "a. =. ...s..
III An EfsE sn hon= ct sssrg sssn f3r a ger
,.yS maSxnt p9si tion, 40 old est 6tts8Ad
BIN as ktsstf e5resena tSfSe - his o&p. STATE
SALARY iRcEesssd i&ftEfe XpsfeenSe. Rsf$fe1ce
'requEes. 40 MAat tactuxthg Houss,16 B4tR
lay sEkest X6sSsfork.
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